Had no idea getting frustrated with gives you the right to AFK

LegacyDAP·Dec 21, 2015·2 votes·179 views

Because telling somebody to "stop diving turret" and "don't solo Diana, you're just feeding her" is triggering you so much you had to ruin the game for 9 other people.

4 Comments

AlakalzamDec 21, 20151 votes

Not only does it give you the right, it gives you the "I don't give a ****" mentality you need to successfully do it and enjoy life's other pleasures.

Also, one QQ thread is enough. No more QQ for you!

LegacyDAPDec 21, 20151 votes

Oh right, I can imagine it in a real sport.

Football: running back tackled wtf line sucks I quit

Soccer: goalie misses block wtf I thought you were the world's best goalie, I quit team

Oh yes totally fair and fun for the rest of the people you just left in the middle of the game. You reap what you sew. If you're not gonna finish it, don't fucking start it.

AlakalzamDec 21, 20151 votes

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Oh right, I can imagine it in a real sport.

Football: running back tackled wtf line sucks I quit

Soccer: goalie misses block wtf I thought you were the world's best goalie, I quit team

Oh yes totally fair and fun for the rest of the people you just left in the middle of the game. You reap what you sew. If you're not gonna finish it, don't fucking start it.

If people are getting frustrated with your attitude and AFKing, you're the one who needs to modify your behaviour if you want to stop that from happening. That's all there is to it. It might not seem fair, especially if your grievances are legitimates, but practically speaking, you're not going to change the 4 new people you're paired with each game. It's much easier to change your own behaviour and be more positive. People who are positive win more games, or so the LOL tooltips tell me. ;)

LegacyDAPDec 21, 20152 votes

I'm not trying to change 4 new people, I wasn't even trying to change him. I told him to stop doing something, and he kept doing it, and he quit. After I stopped talking